Numbers of differentially expressed genes
Species comparison | Single-species analysisb | Not confirmedc | Multi-species analysisd | Not found by single speciese |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Human—Humana | 0 | n.a | 0 | n.a |
| Human—Chimpanzee | 344 (37.4%) | 72 | 423 | 151 |
| Human—Orangutan | 480 (58.1%) | 79 | 582 | 181 |
| Human—Rhesus | 554 (65.1%) | 96 | 629 | 171 |
a This is a self—hybridization, which serves as a measure of experimental error (see Methods).
b The number of differentially expressed genes with an FDR of 0.05 according to the single-species array analysis (in parentheses, the percentage from all genes studied).
c The number of genes that were found to be differentially expressed by the single-species analysis, but not when probe sets from both species were considered.
d The number of differentially expressed genes with an FDR of 0.05 according to the multi-species array analysis.
e The number of genes that were found to be differentially expressed when probe sets from both species were considered, but not by the single-species array analysis.